IPA: /ˈlɪnəni/
KK: /ˈlɪnəni/
Having qualities or characteristics similar to linen fabric, such as being light, breathable, or smooth.
She wore a lineny dress that was perfect for the summer heat.
Comparative: more lineny
Superlative: most lineny
The word 'lineny' originates from the Old English 'līn', meaning flax, and the suffix '-y', which indicates a characteristic or quality. Therefore, 'lineny' refers to something that has the quality or characteristics of linen, which is made from flax.
Think of 'līn' as referring to flax, the plant used to make linen, and remember that 'lineny' describes something that has the qualities of linen.